David Martinez-Miera
Associate Professor of Finance
Education
PhD in Economics, CEMFI and UIMP, Spain, 2009 (Main advisor Rafael Repullo)
Visiting: New York University, USA, Jan – Jun 2008 (advisor Douglas Gale)
Universität Mannheim, Germany, Sep – Dec 2007 (advisor Ernst-Ludwig von Thadden)
MSc in Economics and Finance, CEMFI, Madrid, Spain, 2006.
BA in Business Administration, University of La Rioja, Spain, 2004.
Research Interests
Banking, Corporate Finance, Macrofinance, Microfinance, Finance
Selected publications
Martínez-Miera, D. & Repullo, R.: “Search for Yield” Econometrica vol. 85 (2), March 2017, 351-378
Martínez-Miera, Allen. J & Damar, E. H.: “Consumer Bankruptcy, Bank Mergers and Information” Review of Finance vol. 20 (4), July 2016, 1289-1320
Martínez-Miera, D. & Repullo, R.: “Does Competition Reduce the Risk of Bank Failure?” Review of Financial Studies vol. 23 (10), October 2010, 3638-3664
David Martínez Miera is a Visiting Professor (with tenure) of Finance in the Department of Business Economics at the Universidad Carlos III where he teaches Financial Management.
David holds a PhD in Economics from the Center for Monetary and Financial Studies (CEMFI) and the UIMP. He has a master's degree in Economics and Finance from CEMFI and a degree in Business Administration and Management from the University of La Rioja.
His research interests focus on the field of corporate finance, specifically on aspects related to banking economics.
Martinez-Miera, D., Repullo, R.: “Monetary Policy, Macroprudential Policy, and Financial Stability”, Annual Review of Economics vol. 11, 2019, 809-832.
Martínez-Miera, D. & Repullo, R.: “Search for Yield” Econometrica vol. 85 (2), March 2017, 351-378
Martínez-Miera, Allen. J & Damar, E. H.: “Consumer Bankruptcy, Bank Mergers and Information” Review of Finance vol. 20 (4), July 2016, 1289-1320
Martínez-Miera, D. & Repullo, R.: “Does Competition Reduce the Risk of Bank Failure?” Review of Financial Studies vol. 23 (10), October 2010, 3638-3664
“Banks’ Endogenous systemic risk taking” (with Javier Suarez) (Revised version of “A Macroeconomic Model of Systemic Risk-taking”. CEPR DP 9134, September 2012)
“The Creditworthiness of the Poor. A model of the Grameen Bank” (with Michal Kowalik). Kansas Fed RWP 10-11, April 2010.
“Capital Requirements, Competition and Bank Failure”
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